More recommendations to learn English having fun

Alix Ruggiero, our language assistant, sends us some more recommendations from NYC of apps to have fun and learn English. Why don't you try them?

"Hello everyone! I hope you all have been doing well during this time. I wanted  to share some recommendations for apps and websites that can keep your mind, body and soul entertained and at ease during this time.

If you want to feel like you’re traveling... Google Arts & Culture

Google Arts & Culture is an amazing way to feel like you are traveling the world from the comfort of your own home. Visit world-renowned museums, churches, and landmarks, view masterpieces, listen to culture classes and more!

If you want to stay active... Down Dog

Down Dog is a great app that offers yoga, barre, and high intensity trainings that you can do anywhere. You have access to expert trainers that can guide you through each workout.

If you want to calm your mind down...  Headspace

Headspace is an excellent guided meditation app that helps you relax, calm your mind, and think positive thoughts.

If you want some inspiration… Quote of the Day

Quote of the Day is a good way to get a daily dose of inspiration and some vocabulary practice all in one!

If you want to have fun with your friends... Houseparty

Houseparty is a really cool way to video chat with a few friends at a time and has games and activities built into the app for maximum fun!

If you want to learn to make something delicious... Project Foodie
Project Foodie is a recipe app to help you create delicious chef-inspired meals with experts guiding you step-by-step through the process."

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AN ERASMUS EXPERIENCE IN TIMES OF COVID-19

At the end of February our Erasmus students took their flights to their host countries excited to start their work placements. Sadly, some of them haven't been able to finish or even start this experience and had to come back home.

However, two of our students are still in Poland since they had the opportunity of "teleworking" and even though the situation is not ideal, they are learning a lot!

This is Eduardo and he has sent us some words about his experience:

Cześć (Hi) 

I'm learning a lot in this different Erasmus. 

First of all working remotely without knowing the company at the beginning is weird but you get used to it (I'll hope to visit one time before I go back to Madrid). 

The little that I visit of the city was so nice, I really liked it, but the best is the typical fat polish food, here they have a day called Fat Thursday, so you can imagine what means that. 

Although of this difficult situation I enjoying the time now, knowing more people each day, learning different tasks in the Marketing area and also a new experience in my personal life.

Do widzenia (Bye) 

We wish Eduardo finish his work placement happily and safe travels coming back home!

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